> You can't really optimize the trial and error feedback loop time. Isn't this exactly what startups in this area are doing - automated experiments connected to AI. Of course at some stage things will "graduate" to…
Last I tried numba, admittedly a long time ago, it was a pain due to extensive system requirements or alternatively requiring use of conda, which I dislike (for many reasons, but it's besides the point - I want to use…
It's MIT licensed. If Astral ever truly dies, there'll be community versions of their software, because it's that "necessary".
You don't sound like a Python developer, that's probably the reason. When I search for "AppDirs", I only find references to what is e.g. XDG_BASE_DIRS on Linux (and others on other platforms)? Which I asuume is not what…
Type annotations are generally great, if you've never had the displeasure of working with Python pre type-annotations, you'd know that tracking down "wtf type even is this" was a big part of just working in Python. The…
ty is too permissive when I've tried it. It got better with time, and is maybe even quite ok now, but still, the ideology seems to be to allow anything it doesn't quite understand. Which just doesn't align well with my…
And pipenv, or just literally manually creating a venv. Uv didn't invent that, it's winning on speed mainly, and then capitalising on starting with a base that includes multiple general improvements in the Python…
> You can't really optimize the trial and error feedback loop time. Isn't this exactly what startups in this area are doing - automated experiments connected to AI. Of course at some stage things will "graduate" to…
Last I tried numba, admittedly a long time ago, it was a pain due to extensive system requirements or alternatively requiring use of conda, which I dislike (for many reasons, but it's besides the point - I want to use…
It's MIT licensed. If Astral ever truly dies, there'll be community versions of their software, because it's that "necessary".
You don't sound like a Python developer, that's probably the reason. When I search for "AppDirs", I only find references to what is e.g. XDG_BASE_DIRS on Linux (and others on other platforms)? Which I asuume is not what…
Type annotations are generally great, if you've never had the displeasure of working with Python pre type-annotations, you'd know that tracking down "wtf type even is this" was a big part of just working in Python. The…
ty is too permissive when I've tried it. It got better with time, and is maybe even quite ok now, but still, the ideology seems to be to allow anything it doesn't quite understand. Which just doesn't align well with my…
And pipenv, or just literally manually creating a venv. Uv didn't invent that, it's winning on speed mainly, and then capitalising on starting with a base that includes multiple general improvements in the Python…